Ms Marvel (spoilers)

[MarkB]

He's clearly set up to be her Guy In The Chair.

Hopefully. I got slight Evil Nemesis vibes from him.

 

[billd91]

I got the sense that they were quite liberal, especially since the dad even chastises his adult son for praying too much.

I believe the implication in the comics is that he prays a lot and focuses on his religion rather than put in the effort to find a job... from his parents' perspective.

 

[pukunui]

I believe the implication in the comics is that he prays a lot and focuses on his religion rather than put in the effort to find a job... from his parents' perspective.

Ah. OK. I haven’t read the comics.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

And I'm pretty sure that was the second time djinn where mentioned, although I would have to rewatch to find the other.

Her Dad said something about there being a djinn in the machine when the homemade Alexa was acting up.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Her Dad said something about there being a djinn in the machine when the homemade Alexa was acting up.

That was it!

 

[Tonguez]

IlluminAunties! Lol

I really enjoyed this episode, it really got lots of story beats laid down and they didnt lay on the cliches like last week.
the humour was great without being corny and the mystery of Kamals grandmother compelling (and they tie in the Partition of India).

I think that they should have done this as episode 1 a ‘slice of life’ peice to introduce the story, then done last weeks episode in flashback, but thats me

And who is Kamrans mother?

 

[Bolares]

About Bruno... In the comics he's a genius. He even goes to wakanda to study abroad (I don't think this is a spoiler). He gives of a vibe of superhero level genius in the making.

 

[MarkB]

This is currently feeling a little too Peter-Parker-before-uncle-Ben-dies to me. And the rescue stretched my suspension of disbelief a bit - she seriously managed to get out of sight, get changed into that costume and get up onto a roof before anyone could climb up the inside of that building?

 

[Ryujin]

This is currently feeling a little too Peter-Parker-before-uncle-Ben-dies to me. And the rescue stretched my suspension of disbelief a bit - she seriously managed to get out of sight, get changed into that costume and get up onto a roof before anyone could climb up the inside of that building?

Everyone was too busy doing what they do these days; using their phones to post the event to social media.

I'm really enjoying this. While it's set in New Jersey, so much of it rings true to what I saw from my friends growing up. Up until grade 3 I lived in one of the most ethnically diverse areas of Toronto and then moved here to Brampton, which was mostly White, but over the last 50 years has become 43% South Asian.

 

[Aeson]

My mom thought Kamala was Hispanic. When I told her she is Pakistani Muslim, my mom asked why do they have to put Muslims in everything. "They're everywhere. They're all over at work." I was really disappointed and stopped talking to her about the show.

I enjoyed it. I found the character quirky, and charming. I liked the visuals.